1. Are my asp pages search engine friendly?
2. Making site search engine friendly
I have a standard look to my site so I thought I might just make all the pages .asp pages and use #include statements to grab all the common content, however I want to be sure that all the big search engines crawl it without a problem. I heard that some have problems with ASP even if the ASP is not that complicated.
3. How to make a PHP site search engine friendly - Adobe Dreamweaver
4. Is my site search engine friendly?
5. Search Engine Friendly ??? - Adobe Dreamweaver
6. search engine friendly and Dreamweaver question
Question (1) I understand search engines can follow text links, but are blind to graphics and flash content. Can search engines follow 'hot spots' applied to images linking internal webpages (for example an image with a hot spot..href='webpage.htm' ) Question (2) When uploading my website I often see a thumbs.db file (sometimes quite large) uploading too. Why did Dreamweaver create this file, and whats it for ? Can I safely delete it from the server . Question (3) While working within Dreamweaver sometimes a window appears telling me 'Dreamweaver has been modified outside the programme - click yes or no'. I usually click yes, and see no visual difference to what I'm doing, but I'm interested in why the message appears. I hope I'm aloud to ask 3 questions in a post, if not...sorry. Regards to all. John at NF
7. Search Engine Friendly Drop Down Menus? - Adobe Dreamweaver
8. search engine friendly website vs. dreamweaver
can someone highlight the features of dreamweaver I can use especially for creating seo-friendly websites?